The surprisingly sweet reason Keanu Reeves thinks about death 'all the time

Category: Entertainment

Keanu Reeves reflects on mortality and gratitude in a recent interview, discussing his upcoming novel 'The Book of Elsewhere' and his ongoing projects, including a role in 'Sonic the Hedgehog 3' and the next 'John Wick' film.

Keywords: Keanu Reeves, mortality, The Book of Elsewhere

Source: Newsweek

Update At: 7/24/2024

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